1min Review: Cleto Reyes Lace Sparring Gloves 🥊🇲🇽

[@lons5472]

I love that the Pro's have the serial number's in case they need to track you down, lol.

[@nyjets2392]

Those are the best to do damage with

[@SnD340]

I agree, the old Reyes are better. The quality is top. I have a pair with the old logo

[@Mustard_Dispenser]

As of recent, the quality started to go down. I had some gloves prior to the pandemic, and I had friends that ordered them recently. Tbh the gloves feel way more stiff and barely feel like leather now. I’m pretty much just using winnings now.

[@jackley4567]

I’ve had both old and new the reason the new feel less quality is due to the padding taking way longer to break in but once they do they feel just as good as the old ones. The only thing I’d say the old ones have way better is the patch wears off really quick on the new ones

[@IEXECUTIVE]

What the widest width of these gloves once the laces are loosened?

[@IEXECUTIVE]

Hi. I have wide hands 9.5 inches all the way round. Including a hand wrap, would this glove fit me in 10oz?

[@youssefezzine5473]

The old version was way much better 1990 to 2001 was the most nice sparring gloves ,the new one the patch starts peel after 1 week using them i use like 3 new one same problem ,Very very cheap patch

[@laculttv6514]

I’ve used mine for 2 months vigorously and the patch doesn’t have any wear or damage.

[@cuzihungry]

Question: Shipped to my door the Cleto Reyes Training Gloves is about $70 more than a pair of Hayabusa T3 (regular version). I'll be using them for basic boxing training (no sparring), worth that extra $70?

[@itzmatt5577]

in my opinion yes just keep in mind they are a “punchers glove”

[@Uelchito]

I have the T3 and if it’s just for training I fully recommend you to stick with them. The cleto reyes gloves can still be used and will give a better pop when you hit the bag. So good luck